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The Board has legal obligations to ensure your organisation is fulfilling its purpose, remains solvent, meets obligations and will ultimately be responsible for dealing with any ramifications from a corporatepartnership. This fear is justified. Share the BePartnerReady.com® process infographic with them. Hailey Cavill-Jaspers
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Yet often we categorise someone in technical terms as a major donor relationship, or as a corporatepartnership, sometimes before we’ve even met the person. When they are you will raise more large gifts, and create more ambitious partnerships. This isn’t exactly a revolutionary approach! Will there be soft-crediting?
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How are you balancing the risk and the opportunity of corporatepartnerships? Corporatepartnerships are often viewed as risky. That can be a merger or change in ownership of the corporate or sudden adverse publicity that could impact on your charity’s reputation. Identify your no-go areas.
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Here we share our five lessons for account management that we have learnt from the past year: Link your partnership to the pandemic. So it’s vital that your corporatepartnership is relevant to the pandemic so it’s part of their recovery plan. However, the pandemic is still the most important topic for business leaders.
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